Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-13
ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER.
A Fast Freight Crushcs into II Pas
scngcr Train.

a.,
bOnnd express that left Chicago last
night with great load of passengers.
had ocasicn To stop at water, tank
three miles west Of here, to make some
repairs TO the locomotive. The train had
scarcely come To stop when an east
bound fast freight loaded with fresh
meat ran into the rear of the express.
The wreck quickly took fire and the
sight of the shrleking victims and dane
ing flames wss one never 10 be forgot
ten.
When the reporters arrived here this
morning all the dead bodies had been
removed from sight. Only two of the
wounded were still in the village, and
the local employees of the ROAD were
deaf and 6.umb TO all seekers after in
formation. The only person about,
willing o tell the details of the horror
was DR.. Mckee, who responded TO the
call TO 20 to the scene of the wreck,
threI, miles from his residence. DR..
Mckee rendered noble service. He had
s.cant time To give his experience in de
, tail, but told that TO the best of his
know ledge it would not be oyerstdting
facts 10 say that the collision had cost
the lives OF fully thirty people. 1t was
shortly after ] O'Clock this morning
when he reached the wreck, and he i'm
medately began to give his services to
the wounded. Those who were badly
hurt when the crash came, he says.
must have had little chance for their
lives, so quickly had the cars taken fire
and so thorough was the work Of the
flames.
Superintendent Parsons, of the Chi
cago and Atlantic said that the train
men depended on semaphone light
two thousand feet in the rear of where
the stop was made The conductor o.
the train had pulled the cord for tAis
light when he stepped from his tasin.
This would throw the glare Of tbs red
danger signal on the track. Tie night,
however, was foggy and the engineer
of the fast freight must have failed To
TO see the signal.
Deafness Can't be Cured.
by local applications, as they can not
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There is only one way TO cure,Deafn ess
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